Kilmac Civil collaborated with Hindmarsh Australia on the prestigious upgrade of Cecil Hills High School, aligning with the vision to support the burgeoning population of Western Sydney.

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This project is integral to the NSW government's commitment to rebuilding essential services, ensuring that growing communities have access to world-class public education. Our scope encompasses bulk and detailed excavation, stormwater installation, and reinforcement installation, laying the

foundation for a modern and thriving educational facility.

The Greater Sydney heavy rail network is experiencing unprecedented growth, particularly on key lines like the T4 Eastern Suburbs & Illawarra, T8 Airport & South, and South Coast Lines. To meet the evolving needs of commuters, vital

upgrade initiatives were undertaken at Waterfall, Dapto, and Kiama stations.

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Kilmac Civil was entrusted by MTMS with critical works to ensure the successful completion of these upgrades. Our scope included the installation of precast columns, piers, headstocks, culverts, and base slabs for platform widening and extension. Additionally, we undertook the installation of platform finishes,

fencing, and steps, enhancing station functionality and accessibility.

At Kilmac Civil, we've been hard at work transforming Sydenham station junction for Sydney metro . Our team has skilfully erected a sturdy bridge to improve connectivity, cleared out old platforms to make room for safer, modern facilities, and installed top-notch drainage systems to prevent any water issues. With our expertise, we've upgraded the station's services and utilities, ensuring everything operates seamlessly. And of course, we've put our signature touch on the streetscape, enhancing the area's appeal for everyone who passes through.

Novo Rail entrusted Kilmac Civil with the pivotal task of upgrading Ivy Lane, Little Eveleigh Street, and Lawson Street as part of the comprehensive Redfern Station Upgrade package. This project demanded meticulous planning, expert execution, and a steadfast commitment to quality and sustainability.

Working alongside a heritage-listed building and protecting existing street trees presented unique challenges. Our highly skilled operators navigated these obstacles with finesse,excavating around tree roots without causing any damage. Additionally, unexpected encounters with sandstone in the ground were seamlessly integrated into the project, with the reused material contributing to the aesthetic appeal and heritage integrity of the surroundings.

Kilmac was engaged by the City of Shoalhaven to address road deterioration on Carters Lane following heavy rainfall in the area. Our swift and effective response involved replacing a pipe culvert and constructing a gabion retaining wall to stabilize the road.

Kilmac Civil was engaged by the City of Shoalhaven Council to address the ongoing erosion and flooding issues caused by extreme rain events at Martinvale Lane. Our comprehensive works aimed to re-establish the creek's flow direction, stabilize embankments, and fortify vulnerable sections of the roadway against future failures during high-flow and flooding events.

Kilmac Civil was commissioned by the City of Shoalhaven Council to undertake critical infrastructure improvements at Croziers Lane. Our multifaceted project involved excavating the road, installing a temporary road plate, and constructing a robust sandstone retaining wall beneath the bridge to mitigate erosion risks and safeguard roadway integrity.

The upgrade of Thornleigh and Normanhurst Station was delivered as part of the Transport Access Program (TAP03), an initiative to provide a better experience for public transport customers by delivering accessible, modern, secure and

integrated transport infrastructure across the state. This project presented a unique set of challenges and opportunities, and Kilmac Civil rose to the occasion with unwavering dedication and expertise in 2021. 

Our main scope of works was the construction of the two lift shafts at each station as well as the upgrade of the surrounding amenities, upgrades to bus stops and services and the land & streetscaping. The finishing touch was the regrading of the existing station platform and the application of a fresh layer of asphalt.